Asian Bistro is under new owners and management with a grand re-opening last month. I'm happy to…read morereport that the service, food and interior of the restaurant meet all our needs wonderfully The menu still offers a variety Asian Fusion cuisines from Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese. We went with sushi on our recent visit and were not disappointed. Our sushi came with complimentary miso soup. As previously, your order is placed at the counter, you receive a buzzer, and then patiently wait for your aromatic food to arrive. I'm not sure if the menu has changed substantially or if there is a new chef. On previous visits I've had the Chinese, Korean, and Thai. We ordered the Krapow Chicken, Pad Thai, Bulgogi, and Drunken Noodles The Pad Thai, Bulgogi and drunken noodle were all great. The Krapow was good, but too salty for my taste.

The Kalbi Tang was good, but I thought the portion was small for the price and they barely gave you…read moreany banchan. The fried gyoza was solid. This is a self serve establishment.

This is a spot that was previously occupied by a diff failed Thai restaurant, that is usually a…read moresign, this one was no better. Putting a side the fact they serve you on paper plates when eating inside, that would be acceptable if the food made up for it, sadly it didn't. Bland shrimp on wide noodles that also lacked in flavor or socie, and this is a cuisine known for both. Avoid at all cost

Thai Delight on Nassau Street, Princeton, is the reincarnation of the previous Little Thai Pin. It…read moreis more take out factory, than eat in, with a dozen or so chairs for limited table seating. We opted to stay and grabbed a deuce in the front window. The menu is restrictive compared to a full blown Thai kitchen, but what they have is decent. We ordered their Curry Samosa as an appetizer(flakey shell hiding a stuffed pocket of curried mashed sweet potato), Red Curry w Chicken (soupy bowl with slivers of chicken, veggies in a red curry stock) and Pad Kee Mo w Veggies (wide noodles with mildly spiced onion, tomato, mushroom, carrot and broccoli). Table service was friendly. The overall impression was that while this operation was fast and provided adequate substance on the plate and bowl, that it was oriented toward fast student life, not the gourmand. Not that it was less expensive than a full scale food house (it is Princeton, after all), but with limited menu and a weak hand of the spice reins, it wasn't really about satisfying the customer on the deliciousness scale. Good enough was good enough. 3.5 Stars for plentiful middle of the Thai Road cuisine. Next time I ask for Thai Spicy.

For an eatery in a supermarket food court, M Thai serves up very, very decent food…read more When we were there, there was no one stationed at the front. It appears in-person orders are accepted primarily through the kiosk. The only other person that was there was the cook in the back, and when we flagged him down with some questions about the menu, his English was pretty limited. That said, we were pretty happy with our order. We noticed a lot of happy reviews mentioned the char kway teow, and it's just as good as others have found. The serving size is hearty, and each strand of flat noodle is well-seasoned. Our other was the crab fried rice. We'd never had it before and just ordered it out of sheer curiosity. On the plus side, it had a decent amount of actual crab meat, enough to see it and taste it in the entree. But it was on the blander side and seemed very plain when contrasted with the saucy char kway teow noodles. On a whim, I also ordered a Thai iced coffee, which turned out to be a bit of a fail. There was no actual ice in the coffee (which quickly rendered it lukewarm while we were sitting and sipping), and the coffee somehow straddled both extremes of bitter and sweet - it was extremely sugary on the front and left a bitter taste on the back end. While we wouldn't go out of our way for a return trip, we were happy with our food, and even had enough to take home. I'd definitely recommend giving this spot a try if you're in the area. Seating is in a modestly sized communal space, so it's first come first served.

In my experience Food Courts are to be avoided like an indictment but at M Thai, stuck inside to…read morelocal Asian Market, the Shrimp Pad Thai was excellent and a worthwhile discovery while on a routine shopping trip. Lesson to me (again) that ornate, too cute by half, sit-down restaurants have no monopoly on excellence. Pull up a chair at the Supermarket Food Court. A not guilty five stars.

This place was good however typical behavior add gratuity of 18 % for even one person , add credit…read morecard fees of 3% -the food is good but too many hidden costs so be aware

Food was tasty and portions were generous. What stuck out was the following: 18% service fee, 3%…read morecredit card fee and when I asked for some hot sauce, I was told there's a $2.75 fee! What???!?? For a little bit of hot sauce on the side? Maybe I'm missing something but that was a bit of a sticker shock. Then on top of that, when I got the bill, it wasn't readily apparent that the total presented included a service charge and the additional gratuity was front and center. Just raise your prices by a couple of dollars instead of hitting everyone with a service fee and a gratuity on top of that ‍

In February of 2026, we ordered dinner for pick up from Thai Village one evening. The food was…read moreready when promised and was not too costly. Parking is not too difficult at the time of pick up, probably because this is a little far from the Princeton downtown. The inside of the restaurant looked pretty nice. It was full of people, which probably suggests that this is a popular place. The food was plentiful and quite tasty. Overall, we were happy with the food and would try their food again.

This food was amazing. We dropped by for lunch…read more Pineapple fried rice. Shrimp Drunken Noodles. Edamame. Money Purses. Spring Rolls. Food was excellent. Served straight from the wok.

Great place to enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine. Service is…read morevery impressive. I like their dishes than the buns and dumplings. Too oily.

Excellent authentic cuisine with superb service! The waitresses are hard workers and aim to please!…read moreThe spicy chicken dumplings with peanut sauce is the best! This is one of our favorite restaurants!

Excellent sushi-- my favorite is the mother of dragon -- sooooooo good…read more I also like the general t'sos chicken and ask for extra spice .... We take out often but if you're really hungry go for the Buffett -- they offer japense, thai and chinese options-- definitely worth it

Hiro is an AYCE sushi buffet that also offers a la carte services. I have been here multiple times…read moreand can safely say that this is probably the best AYCE sushi buffet in the Central NJ area. Even if there is a wait, we have never waited longer than 30 minutes for a table. The service is very prompt and waiters are very good at checking on you and refilling your drinks, cleaning up your table, or asking you if everything is good. The food is ordered via paper and pencil, you select what you want and provide it to the waiter. They send the order to the kitchen and you receive the food when it comes out. For an AYCE buffet, the fish quality is consistently pretty good at Hiro. They offer Nigiri and Sashimi on the menu, as well as classic and specialty rolls. If I could suggest one thing it'd be adding hand rolls to the menu. The tuna and salmon here are consistently good and the yellowtail was surprisingly good. They have a bunch of different appetizers ranging from edamame, sushi pizza, to tartar, most of them are actually very good. The kitchen entrees are very good as well such as the kimchi fried rice and the Mongolian beef. Although it's not the most spacious inside, the way they set up the booths and tables it gives you enough separation from other tables to not feel super crammed inside. Highly recommended for an AYCE sushi spot in Central NJ!

It sounded promising. Asian options including Taiwanese beef Noodle soups from founders from the…read moremotherland. It's located in a strip mall and all the customers were non-asian...that should have been a sign. The Hot and Sour Soup and Wonton Soups were just OK. A bit salty for my taste actually. The LoMein noodles with shrip were a disappointment @ $20 per bowl. The noodles were overcooked with too much water remaining in the bowl it was served in. The shrimp was not high quality, and there were minimal vegetables in the dish. Overall, not worth the asking price. I'm not from the Princeton area which has a wealth of ethnic cuisine, but unfortunately would not be one I'd recommend.

We found the food here to be really good overall. The bowls of ramen were huge and a great value…read more The sushi roll was also large and tasty - their signature Roots roll is the one we tried. I'd also recommend the pork bao buns. The advice was fast and friendly. Plenty of seating and a simple, clean, decor here.

The food was amazing and the service was great! The waiting staff were super nice and sociable! The…read morefood also came out really quickly which is a big plus. Would highkey recommend and I expect to be back soon!

Stopped by Lan Ramen while spending the day in Princeton and it ended up being one of the…read morehighlights of the trip. The cucumber starter was super refreshing, the dumplings were perfectly cooked, and the ramen had deep, flavorful broth that tasted like it had been simmering all day. Everything we ordered was packed with flavor and came out fresh. The ambiance is cozy and relaxed, service was friendly and attentive, and even with the crowd the wait was minimal. Definitely a must-stop if you're visiting Princeton and looking for great ramen and comfort food. -- Jeffrey Umaña IG: @jeffrey.umana